The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-04
THE STATE PRESS.
What the People Think Of Democratic Revo.
luton, Corruption and Barbarism.
No compromise

Kokomo Gazette Tribune: No compromise
with mob.
Salem Republican: Governor Gray could stop
the Senate infamy if be desired to do so.
Lebanon Patriot: The deeper the Insane
Asylum management ia probed tie louder it
stinks.
Goshen News: The Republican party has
mortgage Indiana which it will foreclose at
the election in 1888
Monticello Herald: The Democratic record
for the last two months bad enough to con-
sign the party to oblivion.
Winchester Journal: The Republicans must
stand firm for the right The people will sus-
tain them in trying to seat the man legally
elected to Office.
Madison Courier Governor Gray's threat to
call out the militia to maintain Green Smith in
the Office he has usurped shows the INSCRIPTIONS
character of the man.
Spencer Republican: Warden Howard robbed
the State, robbed his friends and robbed the
convicts He should be put into the peniten-
tiary soon possible.
Charlottesville Journal: 1t is fearful state
of affairs. Half a dozen desperate politicians
are holding the people of Indiana by the throat
and defy them to help themselves.
Fort Wayne Gazette: The people of Indiana
seem to have made the costly error of turning
the management of their State prison over
to crowd of fellows who should be inside of It.
Frankfort Banner: There is only one honor
able position on this question, and that is, to
obey the laws and submit to the will of the PEG
pie as it has been expressed through their ballots
Lafayette Courier: Governor Gray is good
political manager, but take the liberty to tell
the Governor that mis- man, Green Smith, has
gone too far and that he has bit off more than he
can mastlcate.
Madison Courier Judge Roberts of Dear
born, is manly Democrat and true patriot.
He and Representative Bertram have risen
above the abominablv low and selfish level of
their party in the General Assembly.
Lawrenceburg Press: We believe majority
of the Democrats of this county support j ge
Roberts in the stand he has taken against the
infamy Of the misguided men who began with
pleading the baby act and are ending by defying
| the will of the people.
Muncie Times: Sand in abundance has been
sent into the Republicans, and if any was neces-
| sary they now have enough to last them through
the remainder of the regular and special session
and upon every grain Is written mo legislation
until we have legally organized Senate"
| Steuben Republican: Appropriations or no
| appropriations laws or no laws. let the House
| and the Republicans of the Senate stand firm
| and by no means recognize in any way shape OF
form, the mob that con trolls the Senate chamber.
| The people want no laws made at the dictation
of mob.
Richmond Palladium There is no doubt that
| many thousands of Democrats through
QUIT the State indorse Judge Roberts's position,
aad believe the Democrats Of the Legislature
are wrong in their effort to thwart and defeat
the expressed will of the people, in the election
| of Acknowledgements.
| Lafayette Evening Call: We are glad to place
on record the fact that two Democrats in the In
| diana House of Representatives the tangle
in it's proper light 1t is strange to SEQ the ma
| jority in the Senate persist in a course which
brings it no advantage and which seems simply
| outrage for its own sake.
South Bend Tribune: The Republican Nom
bers Of the Legislature should reject any com
| promises that do not give Lieutenant: governor
Robertson all his rights a. the bona fide Teuton.